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dismal

[diz-muhl] / ˈdɪz məl /


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The film rests in a dismal tone for so long that its gloominess becomes sappy, making the ending feel hackneyed and inevitable.

From Salon

And the growth in people's spending power is predicted to be "dismal".

From BBC

David: Another dismal pedestrian performance from Rangers, how fans can pay to watch that team every week is beyond me.

From BBC

But the dismal state of the Raiders falls on him as head coach.

From Los Angeles Times

England have passed up the opportunity to send their first-choice batters to gain match practice in an Ashes tour game in Canberra, despite a dismal defeat in the first Test.

From BBC